Fair Trade Reports Prepare for a Busy Spring
Reports from manufacturing plants show little idle machinery with mills at capacity. Western flour mills push output while demand lags. steel building plans in the city indicate 260000 tons of structural steel will be used. Foreign trade improves with exports rising to 308196 and imports up, while bank deposits grow and failures stay low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Stet Mills
Operat ag
Micvantile
fSlour mills
Roosevelt
pacific
thisport
Canada Numbers See Shift in Week Over Week
Canada reports a small fluctuation with a week earlier figure noted as 38 and a preceding week as 33 while markets watch for trend changes. The terse data hints at volatility without specifying context or source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Pennsylvanias Big Year Amid Revenue and Traffic Rise
Pennsylvanias annual report for 193 shows a notable earnings increase and higher traffic. Income rose to 95 with expenses at 7 992 311. freight revenue and passenger car counts grew, signaling broader railroad activity and volume gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
adelshia
Presni Cz
Pennsylvania railroad
Pittsburg District Miners Keep Leads Despite Defeat
Officers of Pittsburg District No 5 United Mine Workers face bid for new leadership as nominations close for the March 24 special election. Patrick Dolan appears, but refuses to participate, while Vice President Uriah Bellingham and others vow to stay in power regardless of outcome. District officials call the new election illegal and say courts may remove current officers after the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Dodds
Patrick Dolan
Uriah Bellingham
district board
district
John Mitchell
Dolan
Pennsylvania Firm President Arrested in Chicago Embezzlement Case
Samuel O. Wallace, president of Union Forge and Foundry of Vandergrift, Pa., is under arrest in Chicago on charges of embezzling over $20,000 from his firm. The complaint, filed by R. W. Turner, secretary and treasurer, also cites a conspiracy. Three other men alleged connected with the Westmoreland County grand jury case are being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Samuel O. Wallace
Union Forge and Foundry company
Vandergrift
R. W.Turner
Wallace
Turner
Westmoreland country Pa
Walsh Arrested on 50 000 Bail in Bank Fraud Case
John R Walsh, former president of Chicago National Bank, released on 50000 bail after being charged with converting about 3 0089 million in bank funds to his own use and making false financial entries to the comptroller of the currency. Complaint states Nov 9 loans overstated at 245000 while real loans totaled 3008900. Walsh denies wrongdoing and awaits proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iais
nnlaws
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
John R. Walsh
banking association
tiree
iusas
Walsh m
sens tee
Long Worths Return and Other Early 20th Century Items
The Long Worths arrive in Tampa from Cuba on the Mascotte, with a return drive through the city and dinner in Ybor City before a Pullman train to Washington. Also notes a 2-cent per mile railway rate rollout across Ohio, plus various crime and tragedy reports from New York, Wilmington, Somerset, and Trondhjem detailing deaths, arrests, and missing fishing boats.
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Tampa
Cuba
Washington
Fla
an Irs
Nickolas Lemsworth
Mascotte
Heasana
guesis
DelHertor
Customs MacFarland
Ybor City
Atlantic Coast line
The Richest Woman in England Might Wed Marquis of Graham
She would have had ten English and two Scotch titles if born a boy. Now she holds one title and an income near two million dollars a year. Once vowed never to marry to avoid wealth-hunting suitors, she is rumored to wed the Marquis of Graham. Her lineage ties to old Scottish kings and bouts of royal entertainments are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
England
Marquis of
Graham
Santa Fe Central Railroad Sale Linked to Enterprise Bank Failure
Pittsburg March 3. C W Tallmadge of former C W E R Tallmadge Tang in this city offered to buy the Santa Fe railroad for one per cent of the money in sale negotiations with Francis J Torrance and the Enterprise National Bank receiver. The offer, reportedly accepted, centers on railroad collateral tied to the bank’s collapse and may affect creditors’ claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bank
Pittsburg
c.W. Tallmadge
T. Lee Clark
Enterprise National Bank
atrews
rairoad
mack ids
Dynamite Magazine Explodes Killing Watchman Near Harbor
A dynamite magazine belonging to Ker &h Construction Co. exploded south of Sate Harbor, killing watchman James Sweeney and severely injuring others. The blast shattered windows, damaged nearby property, and sent a shock that knocked men from their positions. Sweeney’s body was recovered nearby. no other fatalities reported aside from the watchman. The incident occurred in a sparsely populated area with few houses nearby. Local authorities investigated the cause, with officials noting the accidental nature of the blast and no immediate signs of deliberate foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenea
Ker. &h Construction company
Sate Harbor
James Sweeney
acci
Sweeney
divellac
ef Janersser
Tanakea
Arbor Days Proclaimed in Pennsylvania by Governor Pennypacker
A news brief notes Governor Pennypacker designates Friday April 6 and Friday April 20 as Arbor Days across Pennsylvania. Also listed are obituaries and local incidents including a fatal powder can explosion in Greensburg and deaths of notable individuals.
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Andrew Thexerson
Creenville
Robert 3. Woodruff
Mercer
Trenton
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Steve Adams Confesses in Idaho Assassin Case
The States says Steve Adams, jailed in Haine Oregon, has made a sweeping confession to the Caldwell murder of former Governor Steunenberg. Detective James McParland says Adams corroborates Harry Orchard line by line and offers more detail on the inner circle, though neither was at the scenes at Caldwell or during the failed November attempt.
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Idaho
Hoise
Tan
Statesman
Steven Adams
Haine
Ore
Stennenberg
Harry Orchard
James McParland
Haverner Gooding
J. H Hant
Orchard
Steunenberg
Adams
Caldwell
KHE Steinsabers
Meridian Cyclone Wrecks Homes Hits Front Street
A Meridian Mississippi cyclone felled 30 to 40 buildings along Front street the city’s business core. Fire broke out in ruins while heavy rain hampered relief efforts. Eighteen bodies have been recovered with many more feared dead and trains delayed as Meridian reels.
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Meridian
Miss
Front street
Armour packing plant
J. D. Breaux
Cumberland Telephone company
Meyer & Neville Hardware company
Tom Lyfe & Company
New Orleans & Northeastern Railroad
Mobile & Ohio
Southern
Grand Avenue
East End
Secretary Shaw Plans $10 Million Bank Deposits
Secretary Shaw announced temporary deposits of $10 million in public banks, with concentrates in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans. The move accompanies treasury measures to cover February operations and maintain currency redemption.
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Shaw
Washington
ieasny department
Sivan
national bank
the
treasury
York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltivore
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orlerns
Costly Railroad Wreck and Railway Sale Report
A Look Creek branch wreck on the Chesapeake and Ohio line occurs when air brakes fail causing two engines and 33 loaded cars to run away for three miles into 24 empty cars and 13 coal cars, killing the engineer M A Perkins and injuring the crew. Separately Union Terminal Railway of Sioux City, Iowa, is sold to Great Northern Railway for about 1.26 million. An advertisement notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets aid sleep and digestion, sold by A L Pears Drug Store.
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Hinton
W. Va
Look Creek
Chesapeake & Ohio railway
M A. Perkins
Union Terminal Railway
Philadelphia
Great Norther railway
Sioux City
Pali Delphia
sto izy
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearrs
King Edward to Paris and Biarritz on holiday cruise
The Duke of Lancaster will be King Edward I for two months and travel to Paris and Biarritz for a holiday. He will stay at the British embassy in Paris and meet President Falieres. From Paris he goes to Biarritz until the end of March then joins the royal yacht in the Mediterranean to meet Emperor William. He will also meet King Alfonso at Biarritz to discuss his marriage to Princess Ernard Battenberg.
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Biarritz
Mediterranean
London
Duke of Lancaster
Edward ¥ I
Paris
Parigual
Falieres
France
Pastor sued for performing underage marriage in Jersey City
Rev Arney S Biddle of Summit Avenue United Presbyterian faced Jodie Garrick in district court over a $200 statutory penalty for conducting a marriage for a minor. Plaintiff Michael Reus of Paterson sought the penalty after his daughter Theresa Daisy eloped with James Winters. The couple married January 1 with Theresa claiming age of 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Arney S. Biddle
Summit Avenue United Presbyterian church
Jodie Garrick
first district court
Michael Reus
Paterson
Theresa Daisy
James Winters
Biddie
Grain Elevator Burned at Buffalo River Fire
Buffalo March 3 The W Fele vator on Buffalo river destroyed by fire. Loss on building and contents estimated at 175000. Nearby vessels and wooden buildings burned. some lumber damaged. Howard Gould must pay 45000 plus 200 in counsel fees in Mineola suit.
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Buffalo
Buffalo river
Howard Gould
Mineola
ELC
Reidy Murdock
New York
Sands Point
Leve iv
Mr. Murdock
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JITN WALSH
Chicago Bank
Ohio
John Schlemker
North Bergen
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Carrie Simpson
Minnie Friedline
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SANTA FE CENTRAL
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Jame
McCall
John A. McCall
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New York Insurance Comp
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